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W* 14004
NEW-YORK, THLRSDAY, MARCII 19, 1885.
PR1CE TIIREE CEflTS
v^xuv.
DIVIDING THE SPOILS.
OFFICES POR THE" HITNGRY AND THIR8TT."
mnn taoutm by tm h?*idf.? wixn
1AJIDAU A TKIFtK AUFAP.
IBT TELEOR^M TO THB TRIBDXE, ]
\'..,/.ii ih ?Tho Prcaideut aent tno
ViflmoiOXi Marcu if.?-1"?' * ?"?"
Milton J. Duruain, of Kemuc?y, "? "?
"wmiST&i, of Xevado.to be Mperlntende.t of
TOWoJ Penneylvanin,to be Flrat Aaalatant.
rS.X^?M^J'omery.ot Mleblgan.to be Comnda
?'TJiS'?*VXr \t of Rhode Irianfl. tobe Attorney
tbeWed SUteafor fhe Nortkeru Dtatrlct of Oeorg a.
Thecrowdof hnngry ofhYe-aeekers who for two
weeka bave aurrounded the White g*?J?
niontha wide opea, ready to devour any th.ng wb,ch
inight be thrown out to thcm, breathe more frerly.
'll,e Preaideut haa ehown aoiae compunction for
their sufferingH and haa inrited a fow of
tbo "bungry" to partake of the feast which
haa been awaiting them evor aince
1... entered the Whito Houae. Far from bemg
aatisned, however. there ieheard iucvcry dircctiot.
achorusof diaappointnieut and complaint. And
thiadoe* not procoed alone from tboso wbo were
1,11 III|| for the offlcea ftlled, or their fnciids but
also from leadera in the party, whoso advice 111U*
iHatteroftbe appointmenta eitber wasnotasked,
or, if proffored, waa conteinptuoualy reject- d.
When Secretary Fruden arrivod at tbe OepitoJ
thiamormng there was the uaual rush niadc by UM
crowd to get a look at tho liat he beld in hia haa*
before it weut to the Senate. Tbc Senate WH in
execntive aeesion and it waa aeveral minutcs before
he could delirer hia uiesaage. Meanwbile the
auxiety on the facea of tho politiciana
to know their fato waa pamful to
behold. At last the manifold copies of the
Bieeeage reached the Secretary'a oflice. Among the
throng which surrounded the table on which oue of
the oopiea had been laid was Senator Voorheea. Ad
jiiHtiughia spcctaclee he caat a hasty glanco over
tlie liat, and an expression of diagust spread over
hia features. Drivmg the fiugers of both his hauda
throngh hia hair. in a manuer uiore eloqucnt than
words could have inade it, hc gavovent to his feel
ings in a aavage grunt.
"Indiana doesn't aeem tobe getting anythmg,
Senator," remarked a proniinent Kepublicaa atand
ing near by.
"No," growled the Senator.
"Looke as if the kitchen cabinet was runuintc
thinga," Buggested his fricnd
" Yea, it doea." rephed the nnhappy Senator, aa he
?trcxle batk iuto the Senate chauibcr iu a more
thoughtful mood, probably, than he had left it.
In another part of the room stootl a protuinent
Congresamau, surrounded by half a dozen of hia
frienda.
"Blank it," he hiaaod Iwtween hia teeth, 'ifl
woulrt ask a Senator or Congressman to supi>ort mo
iorapoBition if I were a candidate for anvthing.
It looka to me aa if the recomraendationaof 8ena
toraand Congreasmen were to go for nothing with
thisAdminiatration. What does it all mean any
wayt"
It is hardly neoessary to aay that Mr. Ran
dall's frienda point to the nominalion
of Malcolm Hay, of FUtsbnrg, to bo Fintt I
aut I'ostn?;wter-General aa strong additional ?vi
dence of the iuflnence that their champio-i pos
?essee. It ia aa'jened by aoine Dtaoant^ hW.t-v.-r,
that in thia caae Mr. Randall miist uiiare his laurela
wirA V<Htgr*mNB*a-otot "UiXll Moott. ?!? iii? Kno
I)i-"trict. 80 far aa Pennaylvania politica are con
eexned, they interpwt the aftaiaMMl to mean a
Tictorv ovt-r ex-Senator Wallace and hi* faetton.
A Pittsbnra Democrat aaid that whilo Mr. Hav
wasauearneat Demotrat, he waa rattier "slow.''
" He ia not a huatler auch aa I would have pre
ferred." he pensively remarked.
Mr. Hay ia a lawyer, and is said to br a k<k?1
?ne, as well aa a man of high rharac t. r.
Ou all mattera relatmg to the tarift Mr. Hay sharea
the viewsof Mr. Kandall asoppowd to thr aplaioaa
held byMessrs. Curiisleaul M?rri!ton. HkViewi
in respect to Civil Service reform haveno* y.-t lxen
ascertained. Iherc ia a geueral desire to kn.?w liin
poHttmii in regard to that Hnbjeot, beraino in the
oftice for which he haa been namcdhe will viriually
eontrol the oflicial teuure of aoine 40/KK> p<<-t
maatera, whose appointuients dtpend npon the
Postmaator-Ueneral withont referenoe to tho Pwai
dent or Senate. I*oatmaater-<ieii< ral Vila? ?aid
that Mr. Hay hal not solicited any appnintni'iit
at tbohandaof tbeAdminihtration. Measra. Monev.
Bell and a d<?z.-n other importiiuate ftppUeanta f<>r
tbe ottice may find food for retiTtiou in t ill < 1
eumatauro. Mr. Bcll, by tho wa.v, was s<? HUM
of (ri-ttiiiK thia oftice that for d.iys he
haa bc^ii nMkrtng the MMfataiatkma "f
hia frienda and actuaily eairied atowid n hia
porketaapplicatioiia from hiiiisry brotber Damo
arataio beappointad to postmaatersiiipi. Qreatia
tkeir tftaappoiatment now.
TbeapFKiintrncnt of Morton Mont?r<>merv t? be
CoouBJMMoar of Pateata is dne to a temporarj
ti <j>'c p.itehod iip between Donald M. Dickioaon
and Wflliam C. Mavbury, wlm are both <>n tbe
grouud here for the purpoae of accuriug contrul of
the Federal patronage 111 lliebigan. Dickinaon ia
the chamnau of the State Coinmittee ; Mavburv
Conifrestinan from tho I?t Michigaa Dlatnot
K::ch thought looutrnn the othar In tho eadearor
t<i reaeh Waslnnzton Bnt Bnl when Dickinaon
fot ou board the traiu Rt Detioit bfl fonnd Mav
nrv aafely atowod awav iu tho corneroftlie eat
whicb h<- had entered. 1 he two rivals trarell ' to
Waahington tocetber. Neitbei diaoloaed tbe obj'-ct
of hia visit (??th^ otber. but when they mel in tbe
Uhitc Houae and fonnd each o'herout, ho to ap ak,
a hvely tiuie,M>( iikmI unminent rhePreaident,how
ever. g.ive th<m t<? u.ulrratand that if they didn't
nn.te itr'on amaii the oftice would foelaawhere. lj
was with th<tu a qnaation vhethat Michigan ahonld
get the pluin nraome othcr State. Like arhw m?-:i
they d*'cided to oompromiae on Ifontgomery. Thia
1 ion waa reacbeo thia morning. Beoreiary La
nar, wbodid not kuow a word of arbal araagoing
on, wa.'< liiforuit: l 01 the fart that Mr. Uontgomery'a
Maaevaetohaaaaitto the Senate b? Mt. Dickin?
aon him-seif wbo eatiiad t?him a icttci oi Intradno
tioM atgned l>v the Preaident. Mr. Montgomery i? a
cnmmal lawer,andthe principal <nt iciam made npon
hia aeleotion for Comimaaioner of i'aients is ihat h<
knows (oiup;:iatr.cly little of patent law.
Milton i, Dnrham, wbo anceeeda Judge Lawrence
a<* Fir^t Controlleroi the Treaanry,laalaoalaw
yer. "Pl.il" Thompaon'a frienda do not think
tn.it hia chanceg for another appoiiituicnt bave
beeu improved by the aeleotion of Mr. Dnrham,
whohve* in the aame diatrict. The Randall nei
aay that the '" Kentncky crowd" have learned aome
thing by their defcat, and realicing tiie neveaaity of
tlr. Kaudal '? aid obtained hia aaautance In Itefialf
of Mr. Durham. They poinl to thareanll a? fur
ther pns)t of Mr Kandall s powcrful inllui-nce with
the Admiuietration.
Tbe noiuinatiou of David K. Ilaknr, jr., for the
United-Statcii Diatii< t-AttornevKhip of Rbflde
laiand is due 10 the inlluom-e of J. BL Harnahy.
wl!t.^:;?'cts to eontrol the Feucial patTOnagn oi
tho l tatfl dnring Uleveland'a admiinstratiou. Bar
i.aby is the meniU'r of theNational Comnuttae
Khodelsland, and as siich did everytblng 111
his powertosecur* the uouiination of Clereland at
'Chicago. Henoa the Preaident'a anxiety to give
hiiii eailvand prompl iccognition.
Kven Uic nomlnation of benjamin H. Hill, jr.. to
heUnrtedSUtoa Di.^iri. t-Attorney for the ><nth
ern Distnct of (ieyiK.a. fails tomeet tha*, eoadial
approval which the nomiiiatioti to oilb e ot tbe aon
oihiafathcr mi^'ht have erahed amongSontbern
men. rhaertttcian is aaade thatheiatooyoung ;
that in haa h'-mt been aetive enougn ia poiitica; in
a wonl. ih.it h:* Bourbonlam is n(>t boyonddoubt,
Tfee appolntmen h of (ViliiamOarrard and .1" ^;>li
S, Sjran to be (iupeiiutondeul und L'aiuer, reapeet
JTely, ji the (?;,!>- ..i.j Nevada, htint are belloved
tobe witiioitt BumtneaA' <??
Kx-i lau Moek-lagTiatalkad of to-night
JW likely to I" "IjiI Coutiollei ct ihe
?in-.,. He haa tbe aupport, it ih Ueiic\i;d, oi' the
.1 and Kenl ueky delegationa.
doon (J. ftMMUpeoa, of Dh ?>. whose failure
I take mto lif? eouddasce t'ongiesa
?>??! from his ow:i Stat* and reveal to them the
ih.n h" is uftor haa exeited souie cxioiueut, i?
to want the luarshalahip of the-iouthern
l>?tri 1 ot Ohio, 10 i teceed Lol \Vright.
reraloftha Virginla ('ougreaaiueu viaiu^d the
> ?teut lo-iiay u> urgo the appoiutnuMit of ex
bouaior With*r* ua Cominisaiouer of Agnculture,
Iwo Virgi..ia luiuliaaua fog tolidtor-Gaaarai
are dow in thc field, ex-Congrcssman Goode aud
ex-i>euator Johustou.
?
WHAT IS KNOWN OF THE NOMINEES.
MALCOLM HAY.
Malcolm Hay, of Pittsbnrg, uoniinatod to l>o
Flrst AsMstnnt Po?tma6ter Oenoral, was born In Phlla
delpliia ln l'M'J. and, it ls taid, he never bold publio
olJIce. II.tvlngMudled In tho Univtrsity of Pcnneylva
ula, hc weut to Misnouri at tbe agc of acventoen, to en
gage in raercantllf purnults. Ho camo eartward three
yearslater, t?nd ntudled law with Chlef Juatica Heaaley,
of Tronton. N'. J., in which city bo vrai adinilted to the
bar In 1*C>.V 8ubsen,uently he removcd to Pittaburg,
irhere he la preMdent of the Morcantile I.ibrary. trimtee
in tlioI>o!l;irSa\liiKiI'-*nk. and ls conaplcuoua ln mat
tcra affectiug tbe Eplscopal Cburch. Ho wui
an ootlvo ineuiber of tho State Coiistltutlonal 00B>
vention imS72, aerriug as cbairmau of tUo Commltteei
on AcooiintsaudKxpenditureeaml Milttla. Ho MMN
the IViinxylvanla delegatlon to tho Powoeratlo Natloua!
coDTPntion in 1SS0, nnl in that of 1SH4 represonted hls
State on tbe Commlttw on Uesolutions. Durlug lts ?ee
slono !>?- aetcd M chairnian under a taclt HNNMIt bo
tweeatkefree txadere and nrotaetlonlota, lu-itborrac
tion being etrong eneoak toeteet a clmirnian. bm ne
dealred. bo coiild bavo had tbo nonilnatlon <?nd electlonm
iiH CongreMiuan-at-larga in 1888, or a Cablaet positioii
under (iovornorPattlson, but he .ll-tinet.y decliuod tho
foraier, aud in.Urectly avoido.l tlio otber.
ATTKIBl Ti:i) TO IUNIMI.I.'s IMVLUBVOBi
PlTTBBCBfl, Marcli 18 (Spfcial).?T\\p nomi
nation of Malcolm Hay to br 1'IM Assintant rogtmaMer
Genoral is well rccelved by all classcs. Mr. Hay is a
nativoof Philadelpliia, a nephow of <;eorg<> M. Dallaa.
Ho bas ptMMMd law iiieceesfully for tbo la?t twcnty
vears. He has never held an offlclal posltlon. In 1872 bo
was MnM for prothonntary. Two yenrs lator ho w?i
unaiiunously ofTcred tho noininatlon of Ueutenant Unv
orrior, but decliuod. Durlng HM I'resldential *l***j* ef
lxTti ho went lo Flonda at tho reqncst of Saniuel J.
Tlld.n. In 188S he decliuod tho noininatlon for Bnpreine
JadfB. Iu tho convontion whtch lioiulnated CicYelaiid
for rreslucut. hs wu? chulrman of a Mit>-COOjnUUee of H>?
Platform CommJttee eppolnted to preiure tho tarin
plank. Mr. Huy h?? hoen In 111 he.ilth for sonie tlmo
and i? ai preoent coalned to kleroom. Conrreaainan
Bayne uald that tho appolntnient < loariy HMMOMI
kuw potoutlal i? thc rule of Uandall.
MIl.TON J. DTJBHAU
MiltonJ. Durhara, of Danvillr. Ky.. noini
nntod to bv First Controllor of thc Titatniry. WM boni ln
Meircr C'ounty of that fitate in 1884, pradiiai.d at A?
bury Vniversity at tbe ago of twoniy, Mndicd law In
Louisvillo. andhaspinccpractlncd Ifeal pndtMlM. A^a
circuitjudjrohchu<l?oino Jndicial cinorUuco in 1881
on<Il=r.'j. II.- wanclocted to Omert** iu 1898, and waa
tl IM n itoBtfll Bt cntcrrd tli.it t.o.ty two yoari boforo
J. rr.i. t.'i Knott ii'id f.iurboforo Jolni <}? Carlmle. He
was sia-ct c.lod by Phillp B. Thompoon, Jr.. rocontly a
candidato for tho (oiiiinli..Hloncrohipof liit. ?rnal lt.-v. uuc.
Mr. lMiih.nn -cmrt M tlic Cuiu'iiltt.'.- M Hinkliitf and
Curicncy ; ongiiiatcd ciiiiio faw inoa?uron alfeetlntc tbe
pay of l.ank >!??!?!?. tbe Frcedn.au'i Tru-t an 1 8?T
iiisrs liank and tho oalo of Covcrnmont propcrty, oc
raaionally ptonl'.cd ovcr th* conirulttco of tho wholo
Hooaa,aerredalao oneoafwrnoa romuiittoo* un.l tlic
ooiiimittoen oo approprtauonaand Expaadltaraajn im
Dopartnent of JoattM. HodMiol dUtlsgatak bi?n?oif
ata Ictnslator, btit alvravs rtooibl hln party. In thc
Xl.Ml-i Oongreaaheroted afaloat orderlM tii? main
ouoatlon on tbe bUl I.peal lha " wlarj cnto. B*
aUoTotedagaJnttMr. Fott'i rrnolntlon in tho M.IMh
l'4ingrea? dodaring that In fllllnj; thc mliior olllcea of tho
Uouae, nreferenoa ahoald be girei t<> honorahhr di?
cli..r?c.r liiionisoldiorx. In 1H78 hc WM IMOMM U
tarorof Uie blllaforthetepeeJ ?f tho K?>*uui|.tioii ?rt
an.i im Jiiiic '.'h ettbal ftmrht roted toi Mr. Boataara ?
blli provldlng f..r tbe paynienl ot etutoaM ftooi '?
gn eul'a.'ks on an.i Kftoc Ootobor l. 1878
M.VKTl.V V. HOHTQOMBBT.
Mardn V. Motit^oiiifry, of Mulii^t". nomi
natod to bo CoiiitulMiloner of rateuto, i? a lawycr about
foily j M|? <>ld. ?li" "im r hold publlc ofllce boforr, L.it
who has alway* taWona llvoly lntfie*t in potttl? Bt
kMalwaytbOM a crlinlnallawy.r. BB PM?tltlM R?
meb, oattlM ot hls own 8tate at Icast. wax Oitabllthtd
by tbo 8uccc??ful dcfonoo of Danl. 1 Ho!
oiiib, tcotHCil of the n.urder of tho f>0?l
family, in a trial wh.ch f?r NM8ml
oleiucnu and atartllng CiarloaurM li withont rlval. por
n nt intbeannala ?>f c-ilmo. llo alno flgnred ]>i.I
u*iuj> io a-wJm?i..ii Uiiavlataw. ?* ?li<; t?j?BM"iil*(?l??
nfth^'nntmtt.im nn.l Brulo lll\-?>r. ?nd thf W?f<|.iott r,
Hougbton aud Outonagon Kalll .! Oompanr. It wa?
<t\i?- to )n? labbrtng, it m aaM. tbai tho blli inrfcittng lha
luiid urmitM df thoae roada novac i^ft tho eoaarolUeo.
1<\ aa iiinlcndaudiiig arrlvml at with tkoDemeefMle
leaderain hla8tate, he li n> be ti.o non>tnee,two reon
nenre for Congreae Iu the Vlth Mlchigan utatrtet, t"
? li. VS'lnana, who haa bceii re-t-lettod lo thc
XI.IX.li < .'i -
luvm H B1RB, -TK.
Daviil s. Baker, Jr?of Rbode Islaad, nimii
nato.l t<> M I'nitHd 8tate? Att.irn. y f..r the I?l?trlct of
BfcOM IkI?im1, l~ ? lawycr In hBOW? BtOtO, f f
Mtfl nn t filr ablNtf. B? hM MTrai f"r a nnmber of
jrean ln the >:?t> Henate and i? ic. ogntsed a-. .mo of the
leadera of the Uemorratle p?rty In the Le?1?latore, Bi
llrea In wi.kf.nd bnt doei baaloeM in Proridea i ?
-?. ?.
MTJCB ADO AltolT A P08T OFFICE
ACITVUY <>r vic i PKB8IDBX1 BCXDMCKS-HOE*
SFNAT R M'l?.>VAI.I? W III' III I I'.
l?r iHMun fO rhk triiioe.]
WasbimotoVi Mareh 18^-Vice-Preritlaal
HotidricUs i* ono of tlie biit.le<t ni.ii ln Washlru-ton,
.vcii in tfeatt haiy tiiuos. ITetthM tho PMetoV iit norany
inomticr ..i Ife4 < 'iiMnct ri^e^ < ai .i'-r or mkl moro h.mr*
thaii hc. A Iir-iuocr.ilK' UeagNMBaA, VbOM bn*lnew
with thc headeef tho Exooatlre E>opartaMoti re.juirc*
daily |>cr-on?l viHit?. |0 day ?? tuat BI BBHBBB1 c-it.r
a public odicc wttfeOM lliidin,; thc \ ic- PnatdMl DBBN
liBfiB hlai" with ?!? poekote ttantadwlth Bf^UeattoM
aial rc.oininiiidatl'Mix for BBBOB." Miinv ooiiiplainti- ar
-id to bavo bccn in. kIj ali.iit ln-. " liitcrfcrcnco" ln
uiatt.-M aflccting patron.-ige, e-tpo.-lally iu Indiana. and
?oaMperaoM attriiiute the BBdJeaiaf rlaaf*ot Isaatet
T*oorbeM to the aataward BettrityofBr. Baadrtofc*.
Thc torm ot thc l'o-Una-tur at Indlaiiapolin will BXplrt
on Hatnnlay, and thc BgBI for tl.< MeaBOOlM to wag.-d
Bitha Baraaaeat that haBalfaadj Bpeatthe eqaaaltantj
of l'oBtina-t.i-'iciicral VI!.ih, i.ravc. ?Otdlot UiomkIi bo be.
I M li.'avnst artilliry that can !.?? fo nnl BBBBBg thc licm
oatata of InfltBBti iia-1>< m hvaaittnl :ut.> Um aottoa, vhlto
tfejBM 1- a OOaateat rattl-' or Hinall arnin BBBld wUini
oxer thcro Im a lull Ifl the hcav> BrlBf.
'J li.-rc aro four can 1ldatc? iu thc tlc'.l. Thohannerof
Aiiuiia Joaas i" tio'uci.y noe-Proaldeat Dendrteka, who
Ih lupportad '>y Oorenior Oray. CbalrnBa Handeraon ot
tbe -'t.ite Commlttoe, and a buatof aubordlnafot Mr.
Jonoala daaeflbad bb"b Btmad Jaokaonlan DemoBraC"
Mc i? woli adraaeed in roara. Coaareaaioan-eleet
Byoum'aoandldate la Br. Croetauu. who im deaerlbedaa
?? ? rasUet " iu politlci and a " .li inuin.T " by OOOap ituiu.
Ile ta ooiuuarauvely onknowa ln ladlaaapoUs, but ?<
oordiiiK lo one InnabJtaal of that town. Mr. ( raelinaa
" DOl Uji tho ' tricasc ' to BOlp Mr. liyiuilo ln tlic <? .iu..>-,
and t Ut itaU -niaii natur.iiiy dastrM to M'| By IM ol.li. i
iii.u ?? iiut be takas otberaronnd that that wbea du
cn^-ifJir the mattcr with Mr..Vila-. aud tho 1'rcxldnit. Iu
a nutobell it in thle: M l ws? eleoted by tbe peapto to
reproaeat tnem, and to tben I am reaponalbla. Mr.
liendrloka,on tho ooutrary, rapfBeente nobody, aud ln
r. ?.lmii ilih- to n.i one. It i? truc tbat ho 11%oa Iu Indi in
aiM.ii-t bnt to .!? i. and i reeelred noro rotai la that elty
thau dld tbe Clerebaad and Heodrletu eloelorB. I hara
enterad tblaeontaat ontho grouad of prtaelple, and m
duty i owe to aay ooaaUtaanu.*1 Baaidae Beaars. Jonai
anaCrealmaa taen ara two othereandldatoa for the
otti.i', one of whoin, W. A. Ilondcr-on, !? a coii-ln of tho
V'lee Preetdent Tbare ar<< aome indiaaa Deaaoerau
win). reiaeinbering the aart of anppon tbat Br. Ilen
drickecave Mr. BcDoaald at Chleago,harbor euaplclon
that wiicn the rigbl reecbee >t? botu -t itaaa Mr. Joneei
bkmI ardeot and lafloentlal aui>i>oi'er will qaleUydrap
l.iui and"ln tueIntereal of|i?ri> bannoayM aadjM "a
lafr aad konorable eotopTonuea,M roeoinaiaad thc. ap
polntment of Mr. Honderaon.
Mr. Hyniiiii i- iint wllhout ul.l ln hln cnntent. 1.x
Baaatat McWoaaid thln aitiricHni anceeeded Indrop
piii^ forn ti:???? tbe - legaJ boalneai" abteb broogbt him
to WuMiiiigton. iif took adrantafe of tho reaplta to
hoi.i a toaf eoafaraaoe with the PoaUaaater (.oikthI.
Ii<?i.ioii binutelf ihere wcre preeeul t'oniToaiman Cobb,
of Indiaaa; Poatniaater Dalton, of the Bouee, and Baa
ator ViM?rho?i. Mr. Mclioimiil \va? ankcd aboui tlu1
l'o~tnia<trrKlili> aflerwaid. and lunllint'ly he r.|>!l.-d:
* You will havo to nrt! tlic Vl<?- PrealdoBt aniiut that."
Tbe PeeUnaater-Oeneral prudentl] daelroi that the
Prenident Hliall deal wilh tiio luattcr and BaataV it btiu
aelf.
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IN AND AJOUT THI. WMin: HOUSK.
Mll. CI.EVKI.AM> BBOBtflXB HIll 1 III>A Y COHI'l.l
MKNIHA8 erau.ee' PBTtTtOBB
Wa>imn<;tos, March 1K.?William II.
Vandcrhllt. Bj-compBtilod by Mr. Lathmp, of New-Yoik,
?? illcd at tho Wbito lloii-.- abo.it noou lo-day aud h.id a
BaattfaaaTftow wB> lha t^aaideat *To-day was tho
forty-oigbtli annlver?ary of the hlrth of tlio ProHldent,
aud iiiohI or hli call.-i* took aaajaatoB B congiaiulato
him aud wi?h hliu '? inany Ikaaff rcturan of thc day." A
llitlo child t<> uliiiin tho I'renldent bad boon partloularly
k.nd a few day* beforc ?< nt hliu a bandnoiue bouo.net of
*loleta wllh hcr caid wi?hiu? Liin the touiplliueutt of
tbe - .-.m.
yiThc PreBdent to-duy rcrelrcd a rotninniiicatlen froni
thc Board ot DelaiBtrt af a.Baa braaNlea, aakdag
the patoaatoa of BBaht a. BtoUBBwa a? aaaaad of the
l mto.l BUtai at Tanglor, - ln tho Intoiest of huiiuuilty
and aa a reeognltlon of tbo dlftUugtilahed earrtoee wiih h
he bait reudercd to a pertteeutod race, and ua a trihutc lo
the bouorable and pralaeworthy inuuner ln whlcb be ba?
diocbaruad bla oonaular duUea." Owiav to the iwOuenue
Mr Mattk.ws has acnulred wtth the Ooverntnent of
Morocco, tbe letter states, he baa been able to berrlena
opprewed Hebnwa iu that country. The Proaldent as
surcd tho comuiittee which proaentod tho matter to mui
that their wlabea would be complled wltbJ
The Preaideut has alao reeelvei savaral atrong petl
thatnoother peraon haa yet BMai auggeated to tbe
lTi?alaent for appotutuient to the offloe. . ,_A _.??
The Secretary Jif the Treaaury baa recelved two M
tlouiforachanifelntheofnco Of Hiip.-.rtnteiideiit of K?>
!?ofP.ii.li. ft.ni.unga Ia Waw.Taft..Ca^Mdfoitha
oSce of gunerlatendent of the Conetnietton of tho Now
I'lmtOltleebulldiiigln Brooklyn. both of which are now
h Id b Mtchacl J. Dady. The ^tlttona recoinmend
the appolntmeiif ,.f OolOWOl CavBtwugh to theNcw
York oftlco aud ot Mr. Kutan to the Brooklyn .nffl '?; j
CfilonelC fhallle l/onir. who waaatone ttme uanerai
oS^Atef^a^ul&U^ at tbe Hlat. ?"P.rt?nent
thia mornlH ??' eompaay with Juatice Fieid aaiwaajg
the latter Introduoed to Secretary Ba/aN. OrtfM
l.ong I* an applloaut for the poaltloa of louaul at Aiex
"'lleifry^'xewroan. of Maaaatj haa been nppointed a,
?padalageat of the l,abor Bureau. laV'fajraBaaiwaa
formerlj Cblef of tbe MUsoun Bureau a*J*}m**l*ifi:
tha. and la regardod as belng pecullarly well fl erf '?'
tuedutles ofbt* now posltloli. In ??*??* , ,',","'.
qulred to make a thoroiwh invo.tigatlon of tho oondlUon
of the laborlng olaaaea lu the rUtoo of tbe upper Mlaals
alppl Valley.
TIIK RV EXAMINEKOF CIAIMP.
Wamiixgtox, March IH.?Dr. Francia
Whartou, of l'hlladelphla, baa been appointed Kxaminer
?CCsataeta the Ptato Dafattaaaat to aaaeaai Ji?'i??
Hcnry O. Connor. I>r. Whorton reslcnafrom tha CUalr
of lateraatkmal l.aw in Boeten rnijc.rsuy to acitpi
thia poBitiou. Ba wtn aatat apea bia dutiea at ouce.
Ptaaaai wimrtnn, i.!.i?. i). who haa aaaaaaa legai ad
Tlsorou internatlonal .|ii?-atloiia hi tbe tJtate I>opart
meot, waa boru In Phlladelphta In l?'.;n, grwluated at
Yiile lu IgajL becamejAaslstant Attorncy-tieneral of
Pennarlvaala ai tha agc of tweaty-two, and has mitten
exlena'ively on tnt-rnatlonal ond erliuliial law. Home or
lita worka here beea tranalaUd Into Oermaa and Rpan
|sh. HiidlielsnowoiienftliMrdltors of a I W JoanuU
deTotedtolBteraaUoaallaw. He had rrevloualy dono
tome editorlal work lu I'olk'a ttme. Among his boal
kuownl.k?are ??Centli,. ol Uwa." "^???**r*S
on Auierhan I.aw." nn.l ?? 1j?w of .Sattous." W Itt. I>u -t
D.ldley neldandTb.-.Klo.e I). WooJOOJ l.e ff|.n*
thlaeountry la the fuattt.ite.nf int.rn-.uoiMi l.aw me
tltleof Doctorof l.aws waa receutly conferred uy u.e
Untreralty ?f Kdtabnrgh,
OOafPABIBOM Of DKHOOUTIO BOOWOMY.
Wakiiishiox. Mtirrli 18 I Sp,-vtal).?A c'.in
pariaaa af u.e apetafrtetfea laws af ti.o tirot and ai i.i
OaMBODSofthe XLVIIIth ('ongrcaa dlselose* the faet
that DeaaearaUa "coiiomy" raoaaea eeaaewhal when
tha Biihllu aaaaar H Ia ha aagaadad hf a Daaaaatatti
Adaatalatrattaa. Oaatttfag lha aataaaUaaeaaa iipiimpu
atious in privato ami ?|m.i.u aata?hlehlaojalnaaaa>
pcnditure of lumiey, tha b'tai aaaeaai aarrlai i.y ti.e
rajrala* apprapriaUoa MOa ?f u.e taal aaaaleai Ia about
aoio.OOO.OOO, agalnal about |iai.OO<).000 approprUted
attho nrol aeaelon, an uiereaao of oearlj f.iJ.o.H..."1".
The ralaUvo Increaaa la atlll greatef heeaaae In Jaa
omailer anm oppropnated at the n.st aeaolon U lududed
tbe atnouol of tbe oppropriation for tho improv.m.-i.t ot
rlreraaadharburo anoal ?14,000,000 whll? tho lar^er
aan eontalna no appropnaOoa whaMvac for that pnr
paaa, Tbe aetnal Inefoaaa la the avisanU appiojuiatiou
aib alone, tb. rcforc, exceeds !?H.tHSJ.IMS>.
TBE F1BB WSOOBD.
Otl. KXIM.osios <>\ RBWTUWJi OBSBC.
Tho rcsi.leiits iu tlie ea^teiti |..ut of Hnx.klyn
were suitifi aartylaat avaalaghy a laaalaiploaJaa,
?hiahawiaiiailaaa all tank ?t lha retatag ?atftaot
H..ni> | flaanlagi al gJaaalaa4-aTa, aa I Bawtawn Craak.
lluudred* of paooa of guuo were bruken In tbo pouaea
in the iina.iMlinteMi tulty. and tho OOCapMlia r..?h<-.l In
afrtght tnto the atrooU. I'lamoo il."t uuouove tbe tanks
a id aaaanaered othara aeai li. By lb? efforUot Ibo
Hreineu b .weror.the Hre >*a? provi nUsd frooi iprooolug.
Tbodaaaago waoeotlMwte<1 al g'L.VXl. A Uaky atlll la
thoaght to hare oaaood lha lha axplealen.
I.f???>l 8 IX VAKIOIH II.\> I -.
Atlaxta, <;.-.., M.ueh 18.?At 8iS0 o'doel
t!n? aoacatai ?? tiie hreha .>..t m Bm laaaaa tiank i
flventory billldln* at 11*?- corie r hf 1 'ait<-ball and
aJahaaaaata Thafaaaaa Hyapthaal
hhaft. and ti.tt oofMi ot the duii Uag waaaaeaiaatnyaal,
Ha aaayla waa i.*i -!? e;.m,' ro mm aa the ?ypat Baai i
?laaaly aaaagal with fhrtr ilrtt ?? y. Waia, wUa and
?u, ut muuaMkiint. h. n.. m+ ?? *" o*?^o^ ** %*?
Four-storr hulldlng adJolnla? >ti t wrre la diuurn
.iu ih-'.i :u.?. i".i woro nn-ueU liv tbe Uruutou. ttf
i..?rt of Ibo hulldlni deairoyod oool aoAOOO. ?? wblcb
tlirre Ual. lll-MIHI.-'eof ?.I|/SMI. lt?-< ..Wl.r.t,
JohnH Ja. md plelged lo the f-mral llank lil--k
\.itaUon t.. |.a, tli- l.iureal ,.. borhua
tbrougb tbe eontroet m*le when he fa "ao
pjaa .- hoUei od lo h n ? beea laol m the rataa.
OhnVAOO, afareh 18, eaawfiajMbaildlBgi laM
k?e-aM', aeeapled aa atarea were, deatroyed \>j t:re tiiis
mornlng. rh - ? - .
i.t ? an .* s, hfa , htan hll P.O. Barilao'i aia ?
,?i!i uoi o*i hTllla^awao Baraed II ia<
toM wlll arohahij n m h f 1,000 . no la
i.ii/Aio.iii. s J..hlareh la. rha aataalaa faetatyal
?thport was b.irne.l tl.N BaOf lll ?: b| UM b I
? . (OL The looo lo ? 150,000 lo 9300.000; aw> Inaai
. mployed Bfli tuuxlo. li *^?
ipullua M. >l..i.. of No 11 l.i' Now
York,
Battia, OL, Marah It. f>. B ahatry 4 Oeaapaajr*a
fovodrj and ? lehlao ihepa In N..nii aatata ?er.' haraad
laatahrat ThehieelaflB^OO.
\vu.4-it. ind , Mai'i-b i? -Taa ataraaf W. a?Baaaa
,t -iramlliil!'' an I ahotUM n-ar by were h
yoatarday. The laao la 016,0001 laaauaaoe fdkOOO,
iti niiv.ii'iv Paaa , htareh 18.?TaeaBarhlaaoheaji aad
fonadry af Baajaaata haaaaaara, al Pelaialaiig la Ihla
i., mty, waa boraed ia-t algak I I ? OOOi la
mrautf sji-'.T.H". ______?_^
7 (// '/,?/. o/' A V li/!. Wtl I.
TiTUaTiiXB, Mar.li ]m [BpeeU).?Tha wo idi
lu ItutlerCo.u.ty aroiiu.l lll.) Muikliam W.'U | .' ' ?
Btraage otght thlo aaonung la u.e haagha o? iiaaa aad
,. oat dt rrteka aO Ih arw.?<>< - laatt bj ihe ">n
Keglofl had alaaed iheawlvaa tewatea lha reoallaol
lha torpedatagof Harthaaa WeUaadt< agraphtatkalf
pilmlpala on .lll!.i? nt (ichai.ciH. Tha wll is | i.io.t
laipmlaai aae,aa m^ ineea aer fallara praetleallyaV
lormlaad ahalher lha liaaBa ?>( Thera Onal all 8aal
had or had not . ?? i. I i.laarl alrra
gtyeartoa larpi *o a*aa pal la iho woll reaterdafi aad al
i o'cioi k u> da> it ?as axptoded, a haga aaaaaaa af
watot reoa fally khi feal latotha ahraaddelnitod Iho
derrtek. Tha foontado conUniwd to play for about two
mlnutea. IfeaatlaBa the onxloua limfcera on were itni u
iii^ th'ir eyoa for thaallghtoai Indleatlonof oIL Nuna
. auie. Thewollta a falluro. Theaewa raarecelvedoo
'Change and eroated tba greateai exettemeat. rhero
wa? a arlld iiiHii to bay aad the maiknt ?dvanoed u>
h'ju. Tranaactluns wera i?i\'". Aboatd o'eloeh vi.n u
h.iui w*0ll BUkde tWO -niall llows, httl notsiilllrl-nt t<> gire
i>.<>tiiin>- of MjrthlBg. When lha ?eii haa beea Bitoo
wilb puinpliiK appaiatus 11 may be gaed for 100 baiirls.
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01 / or WOMM TM LOWMLL.
BOtTONi Mai'h 18.?A dispjiteli from LoWOll
to t%$M)mtmtm? Baaard aajrat "' The laiga aaaaafaatariai
i MBpaahM wlll on Aprll 1 redine tbe pH'-.-nt f.r.e In all
d?|tartlnt'iitM. A few BlBnthO BgQ a led.ietlon was li.ade
of onc foiirth of tha total nuinber of bunds, and thenne
td ga into fatea an Aprll 1 win laha abeat aaa Ihlrd of
ihoorikduai uumbera. Tha reudlUoa of tba operatlrea
lo oow preemiioua, aod If taauen .lo not laiproaro mn
thiie wiii be mdonhtedly tn.ub deatltatloa aa.I 'be
oooror elaaaaa, Thera ara now 1,400 laaeaaaata la lawr*
tll uiiui eujiled."
WIIY OOLOMML 90MATPOM it:Ml 1MMP
PlIII.AIiKl.flllA, March 1M (Sj,rrl<li). ? U is
auld In irillltary . lu I'- that .'olcinl lliiimfton raatgaad ."
ConiMiandant of Ibo :id K.xin.iiit, Natlonal (iuau!" af
ren.isy Iv.mla ueran-e e heii in Washlujtoll at lha In
aagnratloa Ooaaral Baowden ofdorod lha brlflade i?
parade on n<e afternoon of Marah ;i, and that Deieael
Boaaajba'a aeaaaiad faiix.i to appaei.
?
itr.MKDYisa tiii: QMFMCT* of TEMOAMLMMOAJy
Pttii.shKi.i'iliA, March 1m (Sinri(tl).?TB
aaaaaiy lhadnfeola of lha aaMa rallraai ?anxs af work
meii are baaj all aloni; tbe llne when: tbe eondiiila have
been lald. Iheie is tm doiibl about tbe tlual cicceaa of
tnix ayataeo, bol the ooateniplated laiyjnrraaaaaU wiii
coal about >j ..'...'.ai.
TBIM0 BA PBW SUTE8.
A< CKITIN.i A lAl.U
HT. I.<il is. Mar.li 1?. 1 l.e |U-v. Walter C DdOglaei
who for iiine jaare haa booa aooratarj >>i Vanaaj *?*.'a
( brlatlaa A^^ooiiiiioii bero, nan roeorred aad aeeeptea a
aall to bocoano Btata areretaryed lha Mawiachusotta a#
aoi latiiui, and ?d. start i..ml on Apnl lo.
rAI.K Of A BANK lll II.DINO.
Pi.Ti:i>Hfii.i, Va., Maicb Ih. 'I )?? balaliug andflT
tnreaof lha Planteraaad Moehanloo1 Baah woraaoldal
auetioa lo-day i.y Iho tmatoea. Tho buihiuiK ???? i",r'
rhaard by Alexandor Donnao, of ihla eity, for iHi,:tis?.
Tha aala l? "ui.|ect t<> eoadnnallon by the Hueiiuga
OeaU i Tbe buildliiii eoat lha bauk fi - """?
lnUl-ATLSISU 70 K1LL A WITSKHS.
Piiu.Ai>ii.riiiA, Mar.li ls (.s>r</?/).?John I>.
Huiilb, a reableiitof C'auiden aud a rreehol.ler of that
eity, who Ii.ib l.iin areiiKcd of appropiiatuiK paup?'ra'
hadttaa fmiu ihe BlaanYwaai a\taaahaaaaa c< metery, for
(llsaeetlon at JefteiKoH C<llleKe, waa hel.l iulfcd.OlMl hall
10 keeii Ihe j.eai ?? by JmbUqO CvX.Of Caiiiden, tbls morn
liiK Itilev, tne aoroner*a elerk, who lutonned tlie au
IhoMliea t'bat tsoiltb had Uld liim bd had taki n ? lanly
vk.i? UM i-omplaiiiaiitaiidUaUfieUlhallUodofciutaut bad
Ibraaleoed tu klll biiu.
EGYPTIAN FINANCES.
TIIE AGREEMENT I3ETWEEN THE POWERS.
A LOAN OK $45,000,000 QUAItANTKED?THE 8ITC
AT10N IM THB SOl'DAW.
I London. March 18.?The Rlght Hon. ITugb
Childers, iu the Ilotise of Comtnons this aftornoon,
unfolded the Egyptian financial agreornont which
waa eigued rocently in Londoa by tho ropresenta
tives of tlio I'owera conccrnod. The ngreemont, ho
eaid, gtiaronteed a loan of #45,000,000 to bo used
in lifting thc Egyptian debt. Tbe giiarantee of
tbia loan by tbo olhcr Powcrs doc? not, however,
confer any rtght upou ouy ono of thoiu to intorforo
witb England'a interual adiumistration of Egyp?
tian affairs. Tbo loan ia to bo Iiquidatod by tbo
rcpayment of the sum of $l,G7."?,t00 aimually, and
tliat num ia to constituto tho flrat chargu againit tbo
Egyptian revenuea until tho entire loan is liftcd.
The lioriual annual cxpenaos of tho Egyptian
Goveruniciit aro lixod by tbo agrooment at tho grose
Btim BffBkMSbVOOQ. Tbis iueludee $1,000,000 to
defray tho cost of muntainlng the atmy of occti
pation. Tbe agreornont prorides for tbo extonsiou
of taxation to all fnrcignera reaiaent iu Egypt.
It also nrranges for an cxhatistive inve.itigation
into tbe revt-ntie-e.irning capacity of.Egypt. Two
aejBfS aro to be dovoted to tbirt iuquiry. Whilo it
is iu progrcse thoio ia to bo a 5 pcr cont dodiiction
in tlic coupon paymcuta and a '2 uor cont rednctiou
in tbe iutercst on tbo Snoz Canal aBBMB
ln ndditimi to theso reductiona tbo agrectncnt
einpowors tbe Kbedivo, in tbo eveut <?f tho tim ea.^ity
for ftirtbcr reductiona iu thc penod of tlio two
years' Iuquiry, to stiniiuoti an mtcrnational com
BatoatoB to considcr and BaaBB tbcni. A proviaion
for tlic fr.-c navmation of tho Suez Canal is
inonlioiied in tbo agrcoiiicut 88 B inattor that will
ne dcalt with in tho fortluoniing Canal Coufereuco
ut l'aris. Tho clause rclcrring to tbe taxation of
toreignera iu Egypt waa roceived with cbeere.
Aft<r ho li.nl t'lnishod his rovelation of tho tornis of
the BfTBi iiii nt, Mr. Clnldeis, in atinwer to queatiotiH,
Btoled tliat tlio rato of mtotaaj oa thc loan
giiarante.-d by tho iigp-etucnt wonld not bo allowcd
Bl BX( cv.l :i'o [i.t eeiit. Ho furthcr said that if any
ilef.nilt in tlic pavincnt of princinal or intcrtst
ahould o< citr, BBOB of tbo guarantoing l'owora
waa anawrrahlc.
I ln< < oiivrvative BBBBBBj aft.-r hcaring Mr.
CBildttVa stat-ment, doetdod1 tofMBtBOM BfltlOB
until th>-1?iinvotitioii has bOOB prescnted to Parlia
iii. nt. Tlic vagu.'ti.'TH nl Mr. Chikton with refer
oncc t?. ii rii-a?od icpr.-scntation on thc commiaeioii
on thc Egyptian Pablia l>ebt and the objecta of
tlic BaaaUaf af tho Bbcb CbbbI QOBfaWBOl toflBfl
lBB|?fnaalnii th.it thc OofbjiibbbiI had aoniethiug to
con.e.il. I he l.iigii.ili dolcgato to tlic canal eonfer
ence haa not \.t bOOB appointc I. l.oid Lyona,
th> r.ritiili Ambassador at Paris, la etigaucd in OBf.
?BapoBsJaaja* with itgafi to ;? BoBoito pro^ramuu
for the <???lifcrriice.
I.atc ii. 1\ i. cs from Cair.i throw discredit on tho
Ifjpotl lli.t >ir r.\elvn Karing BrBJM the appnint
uieiit of Oeaetal LocB Walaoley to tba QoYefBor
ihip of thc Boodaa as a BMrtttT <>i polwy to eeaTti ?
UM BBtlTaa that Engiatid BMBSB to rctain control.
m akim. March 18.?Tbe WBOle body of troopa
? t here artli perade to-morrow an 1 be
inai ??. ted i.v t?? neral ura'taa). The ^Berkabire and
>urrcv Itegiuiente and tbe Indiau coutlngant will
foi ii tbe %d\ .im ?? tiiinl im Prtday. I be BBroptBin
i ? ? nt \\ ill reiualn t<> gaard Suaktin.
K? -.. i. Mareh 18. It to eeiiasated tbal rcinforec
nenta to tbe extenl ot 25 per eeot of tba preeenl
atrrngth of tbe troopa bata will be reqaiiad before
?atntnn, ..?:tik( to tho largc BBaabet af eaeaa oj
>. :,? i deatb ftoin On beai. Ibe camel
(Irivon ?' - to icmaii horo. KaTifBttoa of tba
N.lc i< iliiu. ii It, and t ran-portat ;ou of tbe BTOOJlded
istcdioiM. ticiicrul l^ird Wdlawlov will *ua Abu
r !>??. OaneceJ i;i?uf?ll will iu?|mh t tho llon of
' flottimiinl. ation i ud ooinuand tbe Egyp
it,n Anaj UaiieraJ Mr Krelrn \\<>o,i BrBkasaa*
tho troopa In tho intire rcgion betwtv>u
Bi i awl and I tongol i.
? i i. Mar. h 1>?. A genoral BaTBBM towar.l
Tainaa wiU bo Bxada on naxl Pridajr. Spieaeon
irt tbat tba Amarar tribe ol Araba will
? i.srt Kl Malidi and jo.n tbo Hi.tt-Ii at thc lirsl
ilo o| j.oituii.ty.
IM1TATTNG a DEMOi BATIC PRIHABT.
Vuvvi, .M.irch 18.?A olsgraeefaJ mom
.... ? ? ? .? \ ? i laa i kaibaf af
? :... Two aapattee. aaeafwboaiBi
i paB Hini thc Btker * OenMa, bt i i >.i m
an ai-.-ry drii.ilo iu wln< li lu.Miltiug per
?eoallllaa weta baadtof boal aad fartk,
HM -!?? et.itors in tho gallcrles f... \
i i cerefi th.?m. At laet tbe Peleadraaea 1 to where tke
Ai tal tke
Po i~'i eleaionl In tl I a turaoll of ;n>
1 \f Boor of tbe > kemb r wai * cbaoa "f exi Ited
?houtingand ?baklngtbolrnau. Tbe
I. ui ?,>..* |miwi r> ? i" preeerra eren ? ?emblaace ot
.0.i.t. Al laet H.Iginal dlapotente were aei ? ated
? i w.i^ kaatlly ajdjoajraod,
?
PEACE NEGOT1A riOXfl wiill < HINA.
F'aui-. M.uili 18.?Tbe Anli?vilijaajl that in
Mraattoae ii.vc beeoeaat toB.Pataaotre,tkeFraaei
k. ,-- i.|..r imhiua, to reaew Bagattotleoawitb th<
i Bbaeee Oorerai.t aitkartawl.tarlBg poat <?.
Oeaeeraiag tke reaarted peaee aefottatioae aitkCktoa
?(Ti la-dayatatee tbatPraaeeBwllUactoabaa
donber rlalwato Indemaltytf CblaawlU exaeatotke
Tteu-ieln treeiy.
PITfKG IH'R DAUOHTEB POB ILAHDEB,
MOMTRI u.M.inli 1". A sltanu'c 8886 was
partly baard ia aoarl te<dap, betag a tait for ?
danafet for ilaader Inatitated bj a Bra. BaMiaa
t bordanghi r. N I ?' ? - I I ""."?ber of
wi'.n.?????? rare ertdenre, teatlfjtag to the dafendaal
iiaMi.K appUed oiii-.u tenaetoker ntatB r,
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BHOLABO AM? OEBbfAMT.
F.'imkin, Manli 18.?Th? 1'iiinc of WwV*
had a ioiik aaafaraaae oltb Barl OiaaTllB today. Tke
aaaeaal i to nm-iaaaaaf tke Prlaea ueafarrlM ?Bb tbe
Porslga Been lary U aaaaaetod with lha PHaea/a tBM to
it-riin. Altkeaakhe mu Htbb m<. dlreet ndeetoa Bla
aud nttoodthel be reorlved blnte regardtni rekutoaa
Im i yc. n 1 ii. i.ind and Ccrmaay.
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THE DUKE ol CONNAUOHT AND IBELAND.
EoM.i.N, March 18.?BuBBH*8 aic ciiinut
tbal tke rniucof B/ataa okUe la Indaad win Baaoaaoa
IkattkaDokaef Pffaaamkl aad taatUy, aftet tkeirra
t.fi.mi in.iia, wUI llra iu nubiin. the Daka aaeeeed
lag i.ail Bpaaaar a? Lord Ueataaaat "f nataBB.
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NEWB BOTE8 rBOB LOKDON.
Uomoti March 18
OOUBafSWABBI BBBUOBB. ThOBBBBjda of collici-i in
the.hweetof i orkabire beve beeB Infomedtbat a i??
a i?<< nt nduction win be Bttde iu th. ir araes'??
BaoUBBBBa ifuiiuiKi. adrtoea fraai Boatk Afrtea
?tste tbat tke reawlBB ol Mr. Betbelh one ol tae laree
iingluduui ii ainrdered In Becbuauelandi aad ii.cn cx
buuici hy Hn Cbai 1.1 Warrea-i expedlttob aud iwarkM
with inillt.ny houori.
IIAMA..K-. MAOBJI I'lIBJjaUaa. Tho piibllshers of
Thr Mtlirtt t.id.y bad n rerdlel f"r 81^00 dainacea
randered agaluat tkeni ln aeultbroogbl i>> Owen iJovo
for in.ravoia'.lc coiiiuioniM in Ihr UtttTU "l>on the plalu
tinv a. ting iu ihii Arenae TbeaU*
8/oof, BAUBt?AlttM W....I ^..i-ioday M4B todaoof
Port Pbllllp aad Bydney were dUpoeed or ihc markei
WMsbaadr. Atyeetorday'aeaJeeriydaeji ?eeee loM Bl
KklOU M.1 -.?oiir.-.i, lldBiie. Id.; Port Hulllip Uecce,
l idB'ie. id.; Adalalda Beeee, l l%*B*Bi ?^???
M.-H4C. I.. fBaasu, Tho Itobaa bark rjniBM
wi.i.h icft Bew-Yarb Jaaoary 80, for 8erUla.w8a
nbandonedoa Pabraary8. iicr araw baaa antraa m
Ptj.ith. ?ihcnriiiHh bark TwUlgkJ tia* ff?***.2
Qreenoek. Kkelaadedtba erew <>f tho hw.-nub bark
Uliehetb, from Paaaaaato wnuh vaaabaaMhaaaa,
lli.AUK Nin IN OOBIBBPI, - Tke (liaiic.iy IHvlnlon of
tbebnpreme Court n. day rofiiM-d t? araal thc BMUon 10
eaanali Cbariee lloara for eonieeapt baeaoae, ln eatuioi
u..' orderof tke aoart, be DMUnialued altb Blee Meatrtoj
huiuiior, a yoiing mrl and ward ln - BBBOi ?>, B l?\?' < or
rwi.ncn.r ih.it cvcui.iady n- uit d ln he, oaaaaaapUoBi
?I the rchitlouship Of Olfe to llo.in, iilthough he wan
luuulcd.
TilK Itl Imjkt or IMiia. Tho IndlHii Imdget baH bcrn
Hubulti..!. It nliow* that lor tbe jbuai /????"?*"?
Muh li ill, l*?*. tbare wiia asurplun of ?ui *.>,?miii.u a .
r?. tbe y. u eiMllni Barek 31, Iffeo. tbere wli be a de?
ui c.f *.',;,o.i,oiMi ?ud ihat toeeetlmntodiiurjdttetor tba
ftmt eu.iiiig March 81,18M6, wUI 1"' ^-.ruMMKH). Ibe
Luil^rt.iwclln upun lUoilcpreciallon of Mlver, Ifj WW
Meeo(exeba?aa.Bodtbe aleaaii praafaata waiaa ai
UM r?ul thii-alcu luilia'n fi.liiro.
MINF.RS SUEFOCATEI) HY AN PPLOBIO*
JtKiti.is, Manli lH.-Twoliiiniliiilaiitl scm-ii
|eaa niliier* wcro luiprl?oiicd by M expioxiou of rtre
tUinulu acoillcryal Cauiphau.en, unar Haarliriick. Iu
Kheni?h lVu?ala. tkia uiorulntf. and ?t ? UU bour tbie
afternoon only aeveutecn of them had been rescued. It
la ihought that iaoat of tho '200 othcra have been
eudocateu.
FIXIXO THF. PRICE8 OF SOFT COAL.
[BT TELEGRAFH TO THE TKIBUNE. ]
MoxTRKAi., March 18.?Tbe corridors of tho
Wlndtor Hotel wero thronged to-day with a crowd of
soft-coal ralnera and ahlppera gathcrcd here to attend the
(irand Tnink coal moeting beld for tho lottiug of tbe
contract for half a rullllon tona. Thia belng tha ttrat con
tract of any magnittido of the year, tbe priccsestabllshed
bcre govern tho sale of aoft coal for tho seaaon. Two
mlllton tona ofooal roacb the Suapeuslon and Interna
tional brldg.'S auimaliy, aod for tbe purposo of malntaln
lng prlcea the combluatlon have made an agreement
embodylng aubatantlally the followlug condltioua.: Erle,
Rocbeater aud Pittsburg, and Buffalo, Xew-York and
Phlladelphta rallwaya agree to traaaport the
coal of producera adjacent to their aeveral
llnea at a rate hereafterto be tlxed by oominlaslonera to
bo appointed for that purpose. The commlsalonera ao
dealgnated sball regulato tbe " output " aa well aa tho
prtcea of aofi coal, iiupoalnf a peualty of arlppllng
frclght rates to biddersat prlcea undor thoae^ao estali
llshed by thcm. The cotntnlaalonara naiued, aud who
?re ln atteiidanee here, are Samuel Hlnca, Bcrautou,
Peiiu,. Qauiga II. Lawla and Enalgn Bennett, Buffalo. It
baa bceu learncd that the prlcea flxod by
tbe comnilaalonera are aa followa: On cara
at luteinatmnal Brldge, lunip $'2 40;
lump and nut, $'2 3ft; nin of inlne, $2 25: thia 1 eaa
frelgbt rate. From $1 '20 to $1 40 wlll be the prlce of
aoft coal at tbecolllerlea at Portland, Me. At ahtps' aide
the rate wlll be ?3 40. Tbe Gruud Trunk blda wlll be
opened kHaartaw ami tbe aeatraat i?f. Tlie aaaaMaaea
DMal that Bell, Lewla & Yatea, of Buffalo, would herc
after eontrol tbe ablpinent over the Erle. aa well aa the
?oeheater aud I'lttatiurg.ln conncctlon wltb tho Roeheater
mlnea. occaaloncd aouie aurprlae and gave assurance
tbat thecombluattou would be effcctive.
FRA0MENT8 OF CABLE RBW1
Doveh, Mareh 18.?Tha Prltice of Walea, the Duke of
Edlnbnrgh, and I'rinee Alliert Vtctor. aon of the Prlnce
of Walea, salled for Calaia to-day, ou tho way to Berlln.
I'ahis, Mareli IS?To day bclng the annlversary of the
roinmune, extra pivcautlons were taken by the POUoe to
pre\ent dtsorder, uud tho troops were contlued to tbclr
bairaahe,
Di iii.in, March 1?.? The mystcry of the two corpaes
fouud on the trark of tho t'ork and Bandon Kallway baa
b?en aolveil. Poar nieu who had been celebratiug Ht.
Patrlek*! Day at Cork atartcd to walk haaaa. They were
all druuk and a quarrel oecurred. Tbe men f.night dea
perately with knives. aud two of them were killed. Tbe
inrrlrora dragged tbe two.lead bodiea on tho track.
Tha nieu hara Beea arrested.
Boara, htareh 18.?Oariiaal Jaeoiiini has lnatmoted the
Papal nuitelO at Madnd to have a stop p.lt to the agita
tlon among tbe Kpaiilah bl*topa concernitig rpaln'a
poliiy lov.anl tho S'atlean, aml to tnforra the MahOBO
tbat the rclatlons cxlatlng bttween Hpalu aud tbe
Yallcanare now eordial andaatlafaetory.
ATTACBBD BI RIOTUfO MINBBB.
TBYIMO TO kim. a sitkhintk.ndkxt and his OXSBS
?fOKTY KB0OW8 AURKSTKI).
[bt tBVJBMAH to thbtkibuxb.]
PiTTSHiKG, March lhV?Robott H. Latimore,
partowneranrt anperlntendeiitof the Youghiogheny Sloue
udnea, aituated between \Veat Xewtou and Bowlckley
afatlon?, on the Raltlmore and Oblo Kailroad, is now
lytnx In a precarioua coiidlllon, a murderoiis attaek bav
lug been made on bliu by over 100 rlotoaa mluers aud
their wlvet laal evenlng.
Al the tlme of the ruiiiored fallure of B. F. Raffcrty &
De Mi Tallaawa alaaatl hia aalaa and dhMhntaad about
100 men, beca.ino Ralferty had Btopffad taklng coal
from hlm, and he consciueutly bad no work
f(,r tbe men. Recontly he blrcd ftfteen of
lhaaa aea, wka wara nart ewneta af tha ?haa, aai pe)
thcm to work. paylngtbem threoceuta. Thia aetion on
the i>;iit of tbe e.iperlntciideut illspleascd tlie other
mluera, and la-t eveniag tbe wlveaof the.llacbarged men
vl.ited tiie^oiighlochenyrtlope Mlnea and beganshoiitlng
at the mlaera who wara at work. Whlla tuu was being
dona the 'ii?< bargod mlnara alao appeared on the leaaa.
Mr. Latlmoraand blaclerk, ThoaaaaVeel, lefl tbe mlr.e
on boraebaek IntendlBg t<> rlde to w>*t Mewtoa, a aimrt
dlstanee uu tbe road, They aay Ihe notera waitcd for
than, i.n.t they iried to uvold mectlng them. but
m. mlnera bitercepted thcm. Tha rldora tnen whipped
tneii' boraea and endeaTored to n.le through the crowd,
buttbej wereattackedob all atdaa wlib oluba, at'juea
and ralaallea of aU klada. , __ .
Mr. lAtlmore'a faee waa tertlMy cut, bls akullfraet
ur> ?:. an.i hiahody bedly btniaed lu aaaay paaaaa Mr.
Keol w.u? alao a< vurely lidured.
??rer loo of the tniuers and thetr wl< ea
wero fhargi'd with felonloue assoult and bat
tcrr and n?t. ConaMblo Orr has jrrebUd forly
?f ili.-ui an.! wlll ,?rr.?l tha ntbera. Each ,.r
Ihe prlawnera Wlll be belil lii iSI.Oik) ball for trlal. Four
te.n wnmeii are anOBX thOOO arrr-te.l. slx of thcm With
o.ui liand ouoof tb >.i? With her aou.
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////; 8ZBIBB Ut FBBVaTLVABlA.
MulTiN'.i 0P OOAL OPKBATO? ThTB MtNKtts sa\
(,i Qfl <>i 8U0CBM ?BKAOIBO BgWgPAPBBB
rnr nUaMATB] ru the tribcxe.)
Pn i-iit t;... Itdurch 18.?Tba eool opofBton
hcld a m .t! Bg ln thls clty to day aud renewcl tlo:i .le
latntlaatlon ta "B^htaatthahattlatotha MMac aad."
. Ifjt Opef ktOt 'ai.l tbat It A\?,M l.e remeiuinITOd that the
prlce th.-v have im.mi |i.(>iii,- bh laal laad by an aaapfn
appointed by the aataara Ihaanalrea Ba aartded laal
Ihe prlee ahoald ha V% eaata Tbe artaara atraek, l^st
full arbitiatlon lln.d tha prlce of inlnliik; aaaeag the ruil
road mliiesat ;i ceuis. The opcratois stoixl It for sevcial
uioutlis wlthoat a word of reiuoiistriiioo ttntii It b.
Iieccssar) to louei the piice or c!o-e tho VBCte It wa>
sai.t that at laaat a doaaa ?laaa. ap tbe hfoaoagahela,
wata adahagat 0mS>i aaatrata and aaaa at :i. The
Bfaaaaara wiii a.I agala aa aamiday to diacusa and to
bear reports of tbe Rlluatloii.
ihe aaeratary af Ihe mlnera sai.i teday; " ft ia only a
matterofa toW da>s untll w.' wlll wla," Bxettlag
looBoa atrallwayatatieaa aloag the Monongaheta aad
Voughlogbeny Valleya, on tho arnvai <?f tbePtttaburg
tralua \f\\u uewapapora, ara reportad, a doxen mlnera ?iil
?iirround one papai and aeeording toIta oontonu tin'ir
bopea rlaa or faii. i boy bold dally moeriBga aad are a.t
iu ^e,t hy aiioa apeakera aad ara ie>t eaal down aa muoh
aa wonM natnrallybe expeeted ln men wnb aaapty
noeketbooka and with empty lanlera at boute.
IU.- BeadllBg Broa.. at BrtdgerlUo, employlng tifty
tnen, have suiieadeied to tue alllkera.
TllK UKIHS <)F I.AWIii:\rF TOWM.ET.
DaTTOXi Oliii, Mareli L8 [Sp.rioh.?Ititelli
ajaaea baa aaaa reet ;*ci here from Phlladalphla that the
ehildren ?>( WBUaaa AiaeM, a merehaut of thls clty,
Ihroogh than*awther, are betra al btwof tho Lawrenco
Townley entato ln KiiKlan.l, BBMf ta I"' worth
|100^MO,000. Mrs. ArnoUrs nmlden name vra? Mitchell,
aud she was lllaaalj related to the H. g, ISrown brauch
of the lownley famlly. Mie leaves two clnldnn. It la
alairirtalTi that the Browa etatat aa tbe eatate haa
alre..d> been eatablisheil, aud that haaMaa the twoAruold
tli.Idivu, tbe other IlvliiK uiembei'SOf thl* braneb of the
faiuiU aie Mrs. Oaatga Bright, who BTea ln Kauaaa,
Mrs. Jain.'S, ot gprtagBahf. Ohla, and her only cblld.
The other heirs are the ebil.lrcn of Mrs. AMBWaW J
1'iatt. of lVnnsvUaula. tbegreat cranddaiiifbter of Mary
Townley ; Mr^. K. (?. Raxter, of OaWOfO I Mrs. Daaajlaaa
Benaon,of Erle, Ponn-i Mra. cbaiiea Metoalf, of Oara
laad: l'hliip and Lawraaea Maleolm. of Auatraiia;
lleury, l.vallue aud Mary De/.ang, of fJ?l??l ??.
ClareaVo \ Beward, of Kew-Yorki Ali.o aud 1 ii/a Nor
ton ofCarthage ; Uwr.'ii... De/ang's helra ; Mlss I'u.iiia
Colton, of BrookryniBBd MlasAunaamlCbarlcs McCully,
ot Kruuswlck, Me.
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ICC1DMHTAI niscUAROK of A rrsToi.
Piiii.Ai?KirniA, March 18 (Special).?Wliile
ca\in Dawaaj waaexaaUnlag aiaaaa^aatoaaawwaediea*
ou Miiaanlh at laal alght, lha waapaa was aateaaagai,
thahalll peaalng through the coat af Wllllara II. Patter
lon and wouiiiliiig hlm in tbe neck. Tbe owner of tbe
pUtol waa not awara that it was loadeti Fortuuately
lio aerloua liarm was doiie.
.4 gatOri FOR A FPliOFRIA 1701 B
Philauei.ihia, March 18 (Sptcial).-M the
?ent ?oatlag af OaaaaBa tbe waaaaara heaaah ed the
hoalel | for ' llgaalaTfg tharlty wlll aak that bo.ly to ap
propnate f\OOfiOO lo ^ *2**"J&??JF&
Ihaaoreadof aontaajtoaa iUwaaea, and bso.ooo auai
t'onJl. for piai-iiig aewera la anfat aauitary coadition.
.-?.?
SOT A OOMMT, BTT A SEIIULA.
BOaTOBi Miiich 18.?A BBBal a^BBBpTB from
Pi. fJafaland at lrnaaaht tt Baawaai Oalaaga obaerva
torv Katea that the object whleb waa announced oa
Huii.iar aa b. in^.iHTbapsToiuple'scomet of 1SU7, provea
to lie B nebula._
CB1MBMABB CA80JLTIM$-9T TBUWMAFB.
D\IX(i THBOUOH FF.AR <)F BBAZBl
mumi.. Dak., March IS.-Jo-eph Sehe.ick, a BwadB,
vho vaa i.i.c.d la laii here laat alght ehanad with the
m rd.i o AntanBCpewakLwaa roand dead lu hUoall
t.Miay. Doctoi s proaonnae It a caee of naath ftaaa frlght.
OOU5TBHFBIT BILVBB l.oi.I.AK.s n B00TOB.
in.eios March 18.?A large u.nnber of eo.mterfelt all
vrniolh.i'-',,..' iu creulailou here Ihe camterfelt ta ln
Imtation of ih. coluaga 011882.aad ta dangeroualy
perfeot but It la llgbtar In color and has a auiootucr aar
faee than tbat of ihe geuulue Coln.
WUUHUBP BY A CHJNESE DEBTOB.
IltiHTON Mareli M.?Mng l.ee, ad.ie E. Moug Fong. vls
lteit me irore of Ta yuong, to whoiu be owed souie
.?,?,,. ( poB payaaaal belng damauded, a quarrel
aroaa Ye Q?oa? aoued amg l^e hj his gaawa and
Ltrnoa h,,o oH the baah. Lfeealaad a katohet, aad, with
?,ie ioowai.llll.is sntaKonlata lioad ojien, and with au
other cut adi en gaah through tbe rigl.t ear to the neck.
The ...eu were itteii aoparatad by aoiuo of thalr eountry
ii,ou. BUaj boawaaarreated aud beld iu fBavawOBlBa
uuoim wlll urobably dlu.
THE PACIFIC MAIL SUBSIDY.
EFFECT OF THE UNION PACIFIC8 ACTION.
TITE MATTER DISCt'SSED BY TTIF PACIFIC MAIL DI
BECTORfl, BCT SO COVR8F. AGKKEO ON.
Tbe executive committee of the Uuion Paeifio
Railway Compauy at a meeting at Boaton on Tnee
day voted to diacontiuue the contract by which
tho orerland railroade pay the Paciflc Bail
Steamahip Company a monthly aabeidy
for the maintenance of ratoe oa
Culifornia bnainese. Proaidout Adanu aent tha
required notico to tbe steamship company yeater
dny, and this action on tho part of the Untoa
Pacific waa the subject of discuseion at a meetiaf
of the dircctors of tbo Pacific Mail. The oaly mem
bers of tho board who were not pree
ent were Jay Gould, who haa not
roturued from hia Southern eraiae. and
C. P, Hnntiiigt m, Tice-preeideut of the Contral
Pacific Railroad. Thoro were preeent at tbe meet?
ing Preaideut Houaton, Henry Hart, Edward Lan
terbach, William Remsen, Sidney Dillon, Rueaell
Sage, aud John W. Shaw, of California. Mr. Dillon,
who was presidont of the Union Pacitic whea
the coutract was made, was able to remain
only a short time. The fact that
Mr. Huutiugton was not present and that tbe Cen
tral Pa.'itic did not join m the notice of the diaso
iiit ion of tho contract, was conunented npon.
Tbe directora took no action, but the diecnsaion.
waa rnainly in faror of aggreasive meaaures it tba
Union Pacific Insisted ou temiinating the agree
nieiit. President Houaton said that the notiea
waa uot properly scrvod bccatise it conld not
be given under the agreeruent except at the begia
ning of a nionth. It would be neceeaary, there
fore, to iegard the notice as if dated April 1. Tha
monthly payinents would bavo to be made as uaual
for the montha of March aud April. Several of the
directora declare that the ending of tho
contract would be beneticial to the com?
pany, which would be left free to do
a nmch larger businesa r-ven than it is now allowed
to accept. It was propoaed to put two new ateam
shipHon tho Atlantic route so as to make woekly
instead of fortnigbtly tiips between New-York and
tbe Iathuius. The compauy haa two voeaels whioh
it can ii-o. but in case anotber one abould be re?
quired it waa satd tbat a charter conld be made
ou unusually favorable tcrma. Prcstdent Honatoa
and Measrs. Hart and Shaw were especially conft
dent that the company would be able to increaao
its earuiugs largely if it ahouid be freed from ita
nllianccs with tho ovcrland railroada. They de
clared that abundant fioisht for a ahip
ouce a weok could eaaily be obtained.
aud tbat it would be more prolitablo
than niucb tbat was carriod uuder tbo exiating ar
rangeiuent.
One of thc directora said after the meeting that
the action of tbe Union Pacitic waa atmed in hia
opinion more at the Central Pacific than tha
steamahip company. "The contest over tho
California businesa," ho saidr "haa become bitte*
and the Union Pacific is trying in every way to
force the Central Pacitic to rccede from ita position.
I know that it ta coutompiating the nse of tho
Oregon Short l.ino for tho Califoruia buaineas. Tfio
diflerenre in time would bo amall, parlieularlr
wboa the delays cauaed by tho Central Pacitic aro
t iken into account. Perhajfl tbo reaaoa
tbat tbe Union Pacitic gave the notiea
ia t hat the coinpetition by tbo steamahip line would
proh.ihly .niure tbe businei-s ot tbo Southern Par
citic roiifo.*'
C. P. Hnntmgton said Inttcveunig that the ( en
tral Pacitic hadnot joiped with thc Union Pacitic
" I do not iegard tbe notice,'' ho remarkod, " 88
bbboB more than a call for a oonference to make a
uew agrceincut, 1 think that the ovcrland
railroada aro paylng rathcr too iiuicb. and perhape
the tmonnt migut be racraeod if wa were to make a
new agiecuieut. I do not say tbat a new B0BB*
ment wili bo made or that tbo prvaenfoue will be
rcnewed, bnt I atu incli.ied t<> tuink we aro
pajrng too tiui.h. I eaaaot say what
tho eonros of tbe Central Paeifle will be.
Tho contract betWOOB tbe Union aad Central Pa
i nic railwaya and the Pacitic Mail sreainalup Com?
pany hOJ bOOB ui fone for 8 BtBf time, and in ita
preaent BBBBB fot abont two reora, The ovorland
railroada giiarantee a re.tain quantity
of freifbl aud in additton pay a
pereontaaa oa tbe boaboobo* baatoBH aud tha
rtoamahrp eonpaa/, oa tba eootrarr, maintaina
ratoa at ? achodobi motaaUy aaroed bbob. Tba
payinents aniouut lo abont $0.">,000 a niomh.
PJJUftOTB TllK LA W A'lMssr roLTOAMT.
BAM Lakk, Marcli IbV-JoBB Nicliolson, 8BB"
torof rh> Dft nt yoBBj haa becn arreated for alleped
paljBBJ BBil bobl tB 81 flffff kaanB for tbe (Jrand Jury.
i . By, I'.iu.mc, tho rci.iil.ir editor inchief of BtoJbBBj
BBJ B4 fio-ii thc T.TMiory. He ia wantcd on the BBBB
ehataa, laiaa B> B. BBaatOBBi ri.itodStatesJudgeof
tho Fhst DUtnot af Utofc, boa raateaed, aftac havtag
eompletcd tbrae fuii teraaaof toor reaia ca?diouiba
I'tah lictich. Tho Moniiona will hoid their iiexlaemt
Bonoal ronfereooa aa April 4.at Leaaa toataad of BaBj
Lake. it will ue the moac importaat ooafeieaceavaf
h. i.i. becauae of thc eoaakteratton bi Ibe piiothoodef
ihc reoeot rntlygnrj eaaatottooa tn the Fcdaral eouru.
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AD.rori;\i\<; OOUMt MMOAUMM Of WAJOMM.
WXBTOV, W. V?? March 18 iSt?cial).-TJiB
Beaauattoa af thia aaaaOy i* aaoaatoaa tbouaaud. riua,
IBolanaattoaa koa8popaBtltnrf i.hh>. Tho next
latBaot Bnra haa laaa than BOOpapailaHaBi Tho Orand
Jtiryjuatdiacliargcd found 888 indictinonta, of whl.B
tfJT aare for tko llttotB atlltoy tf branr* Tho Hon. w.
F. Araold moved tbe eouit, owloa to lha great UlatreaB
preralllng In tbe eooaty for the laok of fooa, that coort
bedlaniiaaed to ordar tkat tko people aay baoa an op
uortunitt to provido for their fauilucH aud atock. Tba
proaeeutlaf attonaf agre.d aud the t.rin waa euded.
?
WILLIAM CUADWICK AND I1IS CREDITORS.
Nkw-Ukdford, Maas., March 18 (Sj*cfo/).?
William H. Cha.lwlck, the defaultlng ca.?hler of tbe Naa
tuckat Natlonal Hauk, la attll at large. Many peraoua
are dlaaatisfled becauae he haa not been arreated. The
erediton ?tiii hopo to rocoive from him aomo part of
their ebUBW. Be haa offored to aottle with the?
for oue-fourth of the Indehtedne-iB Accordlng to WB
owu ?uteuieiit he oweaaboal $..4,000, of which BlBvBBf
la to iiiiaeeurod oredltora. niaproperty laal n ongageB
exeeptonehouae .... bla la ber*a tond, wktok eaaoat bB
uiortgagcd, aud which fhwtwiok euutcwplatca liNlngbv
WAH OS THE QAHBLKR8 I\ WHEELIXO.
WiiKKi.iNO, March 18 (Special).-There M in
ajaaaaa lnteroat in tbe ftght against the gamidera, none
of whom haTeyet been arreated. Moat of tbo phwes
w? rc riinning laat ntght ln a qulet way. TKr RrgUUr
oceupiea moat of Its looal page wilh deaerlpliona of tba
loadlng gawbllng rooma of tho etty, and whilo donoune
Ing tba ernaa a~k- that tke Chiof of PaUea be xlyon time
to eleaa out theae place.?.. It deelarea that tho attack oa
tbe chief ii. for polltie.il oflcct. Thc mayor aald to-.lay
UatoiaaVblliVilaee patroelaad ^V^ ?
flfteen yeara of aca ia iu fmi oiwration m fhia ciiy. It ja
BX?MtOd that coimcll will be aaked to takc actlou Iu tae
mattar. y_
7/7*: MAK1N0 OF WISDOW-QLASS.
Pittshi-k?s, March 18 (Spcrial).-An oftieial
of ihc w ladow-Glaaa Workera" L'niou ataU'a that ho la
aaiigulne that the Natlonal AK*o?iatlon of Wlndow
OlaM Manufacturera, whieb couvene ln New-York to
morrow. Will not attempt torurtall jir.xluctlou or deetde
upon im carher aDut down. Hia rea-oi. Br ttto B 8kj8
tbere BTC 5oO pola idie ln HcUI.un. 1 11 la tlda country,
aud only an imoortatton of lO.(KM) po.ind. of glaaa fa
Januarv. PHOBB nmat therrfo.c Bdraaoa ere loug. BMBB
uiamifaeturera have a large aupply of gl??a on haB.l,
while othera have llttle.
WITH l ROPE MADK OF HKR S10T1T DRES8.
Nokwalk. Ohio, Maxch 18 {Special).?A aui
cidc at Nortb Fairfleld haa Just eouie U> llghi though II
o.?eurred on laat Friday. Bra Taylor, a wldow, wboM
husband waa kicked to death by a horae, plaeed a board
Mtaaa tbe top of a door, to wh.ch ahe aaaaaBad B rope
SS by twl.tiug to^ctker .tnpa of ber BagkaBIOtB.JBjj
tben .aOuated ihe u?? uboul graoal ?ndiatoBMiJjB
u i hair. Hho waa alone in the bou?- at the time aud waa
not diacovered tlU quita dead aud cokl.
A8HAVLTED BY A HTRIK1SU WttVER.
Piiiladklpiiia, March 18 ltywwJ).-Thoma*
Cuuulngham. a atrlalng weaver, waa plaeed under bail
thla morulng for vloleutly ?uMaulliua William Marley,
ono of the men who waa brought from Worceater, btaaa.,
to work in tbeakMlla. Marloy prcaented a horrlble ap
Maraaeej bis faoe bemg badly bruloed aud bla olotblng
waa banglug iu abreda.
TO VROEIBIT OIL 8PB0CLAT1QX.
Titusvillb, Penn., March 18 (Npocioi).?Tho
yulok blli, problbitlug aia>euiatlon ln petroieum ln t hia
Btate on tke inarglo pian, paaaed the aeeond rea/ltug by a
majorlty to-day lu tbe suto LegiaUlare at Harnsborg.

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